MT 3506 650kv brushless motor
Today I found a very interesting multicopter motor, the T-motor 3506 650 kv from Tiger Motors. This multicopter motor is from their MT series, which is specially developed for multirotors. The other two multicopter motors are MT 2214 and MT 2216.
I have previously written shortly about Tiger Motors because the motor’s bell implies it’s from the same manufacturer as the Avroto motors when I wrote about the Avroto 2814.
MT 3506's long cables makes it easier to have the cables inside the arms of the multicopter frame
For my large heavy lift Y6 multicopter I use the RC-timer BC 3536 750 kv, but if I one day will build a slightly smaller multicopter I will definitly take a closer look at those MT 3506 multicopter motors.
It is very cool motor!! What do you think about other 2 models: MT 4006 and MT 4008 from same brand (T-motor)? Are they suitable for an larger Y6? Cause, I am planning to build and Y6 especially for aerial photography but i could not select any motor yet…
Tigermotor MT 4006 and MT4008 look good too, but I don’t know much about them more than the info from Tigermotors. I would guess that the large diameter gives lots of torque and therefore can swing large propellers.
here You have short spec
MT4006-13 KV: 740
Configuration: 18N24P
Stator Diameter: 40mm
Stator Length: 6mm
Shaft Diameter: 4mm
Motor Dimensions: 44.3x23mm
Number of LiPo Cells: 3-4S
Weight: 92g
Wires Length: 550mm
Idle Current: 0.5A
Maximum Continuous Power 180S: 250W
Maximum Continuous Current 180S: 24A
Maximum Efficiency Current: 5-18A > 84%
Internal Resistance: 136mOhm
check this one, really powerfull:
MT2826-8 KV550
Configuration: 12N14P
Stator Diameter: 28mm
Stator Length: 26mm
Shaft Diameter: 5mm
Motor Dimensions: 35x48mm
Number of LiPo Cells: 3-6S
Weight: 187g
Wires Length: 550mm
Idle Current: 0,9A
Maximum Continuous Power 180S: 420W
Maximum Continuous Current 180S: 35A
Maximum Efficiency Current: 10-28A > 83%
Internal Resistance: 310mOhm
MT4008-12 KV: 600
Configuration: 18N24P
Stator Diameter: 40mm
Stator Length: 8mm
Shaft Diameter: 4mm
Motor Dimensions: 44.3x25mm
Number of LiPo Cells: 3-4S
Weight: 108g
Wires Length: 550mm
Idle Current: 0.5A
Maximum Continuous Power 180S: 290W
Maximum Continuous Current 180S: 27A
Maximum Efficiency Current: 5-20A > 85%
Internal Resistance: 132mOhm
I have the 4008 motors and from the moment I got them out of the box I was impressed.. all of them were perfectly balanced and when I had them on my motor tester there was such little vibrations coming from them compared to all the other motors I have tested. I would highly recommend t-Motors to anyone.. they are somewhat pricy but to me the motor represents the most important element of the quad.
I for one since getting into multicopters would not buy anything else except t-motors.
For T-motors in Europe I can recommend http://www.multirotor.co/index.php as they have the largest range on-line that I have seen.
ps I am a repeat UK customer to Multirotor